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A leader who represents the country at ceremonial events and official functions, but typically holds very little real power is called the A. Head of Government B. Head of State …

A leader who represents the country at ceremonial events and official functions, but typically holds very little real power is called the A. Head of Government B. Head of State …
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A leader who represents the country at ceremonial events and official functions, but typically holds very little real power is called the A. Head of Government B. Head of State C. Chief Executive D. Absolute Monarch

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B. Head of State

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